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The folks from Benztown (pictured here) volunteered in Los Angeles at the E.J. Jackson Foundation Turkey Giveaway, which feeds over 10,000 hungry Angelenos in need every Thanksgiving.

New Hampshire morning show Greg & The Morning Buzz raised over $150,000 during its 26th annual Lend A Helping Can fundraiser. The funds will benefit 11 New Hampshire organizations that combat local hunger.

The Portland station raised the bonanza for Union Gospel Mission on November 17 at the Skype Live Studio. The amount raised equates to over 51,400 meals for the city’s homeless.

From our keynote speakers to our informative panels from the best financial minds in America, the reviews from Forecast 2017 have been extremely positive. Broadcast Attorney Frank Montero, who conducted a great off-the-record interview with NAB CEO Gordon Smith, said, "Congratulations on the very best Forecast ever. It was a huge success." Plan now to attend Forecast 2018 on November 15, 2017 at The Harvard Club in New York City.

Jeffrey Eisenach has been appointed to head President-elect Donald Trump’s FCC transition team. He's also considered to be a candidate to head the government agency along with Commissioner Ajit Pai.

According to BIA/Kelsey, over 77% of small- and medium-sized businesses are now using social media. For the third year in a row, social media is the top marketing channel used by small businesses to communicate with their customers, according to BIA/Kelsey's latest survey.

STX Entertainment aired 27,222 commercials last week to promote its movie "The Edge of Seventeen" The movie stars Hailee Steinfeld, Woody Harrelson, and Kyra Sedgwick and takes a look at what it’s like to grow up as a young woman in today’s modern world. Here are the advertisers that filled out the Media Monitors top five.

Despite 60 number one hits, Country superstar George Strait is ticked off at country radio. Strait says Country radio is kicking him to the curb because he's too old and his music does not fit into the current country format.

After two years in the format, iHeart flips its Alternative in Columbus to Sports on 105.7.

It was the first World Series win for the Chicago Cubs since 1908, and that resulted in huge listening numbers for WSCR in its first year carrying the games.